15 Longest Blooming Perennials for Nonstop Color From Spring to Frost

Are you tired of planting flowers that look beautiful for two weeks and then leave your garden bare? These fifteen longest blooming perennials keep the color coming for months, and some flower from late spring right up to the first frost. In this video you will learn which perennials bloom the longest, how to keep them flowering with one simple habit, and picks for both full sun and shade. We count down fifteen dependable long blooming perennials, including the one plant widely considered the longest bloomer of them all. You will also learn the easy deadheading trick that stretches the bloom season on many of these plants, and how to combine an early bloomer, a mid-season plant, and a to-frost finisher so something is always in flower from spring to fall. If guides like this help your garden work a little harder, subscribe and stick around for more. And drop a comment telling us where in the world you are watching from and which of these fifteen you are planting first. The fifteen longest blooming perennials in this video: Fringed Bleeding Heart, Yellow Corydalis, Yarrow, Spiked Speedwell, Hyssop, Reblooming Daylily, Black-Eyed Susan, Purple Coneflower, Red Valerian, Ornamental Sage, Blanket Flower, Catmint, Pincushion Flower, Threadleaf Coreopsis, and Cranesbill 'Rozanne'. Subscribe for more practical, no-nonsense gardening guides. Comment below: where are you watching from, and which one are you planting first? #LongBloomingPerennials #Perennials #GardeningTips #FlowerGarden #PollinatorGarden #GardeningForBeginners #NonstopColor #PerennialFlowers